Dundee's best rated windows & doors installer.

It depends on the size of the project, the materials, and what we find when we open up. We'll give you a fixed, itemised quote within 24 hours that covers the windows, doors, fitting, trim, disposal of the old units and an allowance for any rot we find. The price you see is the price you pay. No 'today-only' discounts, no surprise line items added on the day, no upselling once the survey's done. If you'd like a ballpark before booking a survey, ring Jamie directly and he'll talk you through realistic ranges for your size of property.

A typical whole-house windows-and-doors install runs 4 to 6 days for an average semi, longer for a larger detached. Most rooms are open to the weather for one or two hours at a time, never overnight. We dust-sheet everything, clean as we go, and tidy up properly at the end of each day. You don't need to move out, you can stay in any room we're not actively working in, and the same crew is on site from start to finish.

For most Tayside homes, uPVC windows paired with a composite front door is the right answer: best balance of thermal performance, security, longevity and price. Aluminium suits slim sightlines, contemporary looks and bifold sets where you want as much glass as possible. Timber is beautiful but high-maintenance, mostly chosen for conservation areas where the council requires it. We'll tell you which makes sense for your home when we survey, not which has the biggest margin for us.

Honestly, yes, but probably not as much as the adverts claim. You'll feel the difference straight away: warmer rooms, less draught at the threshold, an even temperature across the house, and bills will be lower than they would have been without us. If your loft insulation or floors are leaking more heat than your windows and doors, we'll tell you honestly and recommend you sort that first, even if it means a smaller job for us.

Multi-point locking on every door, tested security catches on every window, anti-snap cylinders, reinforced hinges and toughened glass options where it matters. Just as importantly, every install is sealed and shimmed properly. A premium product fitted badly will perform worse than a standard product fitted well, which is why every job is led by Jamie personally and the same team measures and fits.

Yes, and we'll tell you which ones to prioritise. The 'all or nothing' pressure you'll have heard from other companies (BOGOF deals, 'today only if you do the whole house') exists because it suits their margins, not yours. Plenty of our customers do their two or three worst rooms first, see the difference, and come back the following year for the rest. The price per window or door is the same whether you do four or fourteen, no penalty for splitting the work over time.

Very little. A wipe down with warm soapy water every few months keeps everything looking new, no painting, sanding or sealing required. uPVC and composite are designed to handle the Scottish climate without fading, warping or rotting. A dab of lubricant on hinges and locks once or twice a year and you're done. None of the every-summer maintenance ritual you'd get with a timber install.

A 10-year guarantee on both the windows and doors and the fit, with no manufacturer-vs-installer finger-pointing because we're both. If a seal fails, a sash sticks, a draft appears, or anything looks off in the first ten years, you ring Jamie and we come and fix it. Labour included. No pro-rata sliding scales, no 'you painted it so the warranty's void' arguments. We'd rather come back twice in ten years and keep a happy customer than win the warranty fine print.